Huh. I didn’t remember that you did that.
There’s a JSONReviver class in Reflection and a JSON2ASVO example project which
seems to demo how to use it.
Harbs
> On Apr 21, 2021, at 7:45 PM, Alex Harui wrote:
>
> FWIW, IMO, it is a bit easier for data to be untyped in Royale than it was in
> Fl
FWIW, IMO, it is a bit easier for data to be untyped in Royale than it was in
Flex.
Flex was designed to support strongly-typed data coming from Flex Data
Services, SOAP, and RemoteObject/AMF before REST-ful JSON services became
popular. Also the Flash runtime verifier was way more likely to c
I guess Features and Concepts -> ActionScript 3 (AS3) would be the correct
category in the docs. Ideally, this category will eventually be filled with
many pages that teach a user how to use each of the language features of
AS3. So there should probably be a page that teaches how to cast an object
Where in the docs should I capture this wisdom?
On Wed., Apr. 21, 2021, 12:57 p.m. Josh Tynjala,
wrote:
> Just like how things worked in Flash, you can't just cast a random `var
> obj:Object = {}` to a class. It needs to be a real instance of that class.
> The basic rule to keep in mind is this:
Just like how things worked in Flash, you can't just cast a random `var
obj:Object = {}` to a class. It needs to be a real instance of that class.
The basic rule to keep in mind is this: You can use `as CustomVO` with
something that was created with `new CustomVO()`. For any other type, an as
cast
Hi,
We are facing some problems with dateChooser Rendering in Jewel.
Example is attached below [1]
Screenshot [2] shows the renderer called twice, once with the correct index
value and next time it is 0. Repeats for every DateChooser.
We actually want to create a year calendar composed of 12 Jewel
